Hi all,

I have the TKL file server version 12. Used for taking the backup of some McAfee based solution.

The TKL file server has a NAS volume mounted where the backups are actually stored. The setup seems to be working perfectly fine.

The issue is as below.

I have created some users on the TKL server who manage this backup process i.e. take backup from the McAfee appliance using their id and post it to the NAS volume through the TKL file server.

Howdy!  Am new to the Linux world and have been have been fumbling around trying to get a simple file server up an running in my small office.  Real basic needs for now, just sharing files amongst coworkers, but eventually I'm going to need to set up more detailed security privileges (Tom and Dick can read and write to everything, Harry can only read, etc..).  But for now I just want to get the files up on the server and shared.

Hi All,

I thought I should post this somewhere after I took the time to do it. I managed to update the Dokuwiki in turnkey linux from the old one to the new weatherwax.

It did this by first installing the current turnkey solution. And then sshing into the VM and executing the following instrucitons:

This got me to the new version... (It was not so simple, but I think I now follow what is going on...)

I've noticed that the TKLBAM to amazon grows by about 10M a day when there is no activity.  

The trend I'm seeing is that the full backups scheduled once every two weeks grow by 140Mbytes for the Redmine appliance despite there being no new activity on either the ticket/issue front or pushes to the repos hosted by the appliance.  Over the course of months, this has added about 1 Gig of data that is being backed up.

Why can't I suspend an instance, like I can in the AWS Console?  Am I missing something?

Thanks,
Brian

Hi,

I run cyber-dojo.com via Turnkey. I just received an email from turnkey saying

<quote>

You are receiving this notification because the TurnKey Hub has detected that the Amazon API access key you provided is no longer active. Don't panic! This probably just means you rotated your keys for security reasons.

</quote>

Well, I didn't rotate my keys. 

Do the amazon API keys expire after a certain period?

Anyway, I go to the turnley dashboard and it says

I am used to directly put in sleep mode my host computer. After I while (day?) if I turn on again the computer (resume from sleep and VM already running), I will not be able to login using the same root password.

Only recover by reboot linux in recovery mode.

I found also that date of the system is not correct.

Any suggestion to deal with that? (and keep be able to put in sleep?)

Just a note for anybody wondering how to set JAVA_HOME permenantly in Tomcat, the settings are located in /etc/environment

Though a hint is given on the turnkey tomcat page, it's not clear where these settings are.

[EDIT] I added a note to the help file located at http://www.turnkeylinux.org/docs/tomcat-apache

Could a Moderator  delete this topic?

Hi all,  I lovethe concept of  turnkey linux however I'm having some major issues (18h plus tyring to resolve it) doing  basic tasks.

Every time I reboot, my DNS settings are reset to what were  originally entered during setup and not what my interfaces  file shows.

First up I'm running a static IP and turnkey linux core under proxmox as pve.

My  IT admin set the wrong DNS servers during initial configuration setup. So as one would normally, I changed the DNS settings in /etc/netowork/interfaces to the correct DNS.

I then run:

Has anyone succesfully dealt with patching this vulnerability ona TKL build?